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, including GANIL (France), JRC-Geel (Belgium), CERN n_TOF (Switzerland), GSI (Germany), and JYFL (Finland). The group’s research focuses on advancing our understanding of nuclear-reaction dynamics, with
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—for the bundles of muons that reach the detectors, and apply them to data and simulations to constrain cosmic-ray composition and hadronic-interaction models. We support you with a rich international collaboration
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design and characterise reconstruction methods—both machine-learning-based and traditional—for the bundles of muons that reach the detectors, and apply them to data and simulations to constrain cosmic-ray
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. We also collaborate closely with researchers at CERN and at Fermilab, and with our LHCb colleagues through the Monash-Warwick Alliance in Particle Physics. Joint projects with an LHCb focus
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. The group operates a center of excellence for composite manufacturing and simulation for detector mechanics and cooling, as well as in-house facilities for the design, development, and construction of silicon